Richard Manwaring

Richard Manwaring

• Born before 13 Jul 1673 in New London, New London, Connecticut
• Died before 10 May 1763 at about age 89 in East Lyme, New London, Connecticut
• Son of Oliver Manwaring and Hannah (Raymond) Mainwaring
• Brother of Hannah (Mainwaring) Harris, Elizabeth (Manwaring) Harris, Love (Manwaring) Richards, Prudence (Mainwaring) Beckwith, Judith (Manwaring) Ray, Oliver Manwaring, Anne (Manwaring) Willson and Mercy (Mainwaring) Palmer
• Husband of Mary (Unknown) Manwaring — married 1698 [location unknown]
• Husband of Eleanor (Jennings) Manwaring — married 25 May 1710 in New London, New London, Connecticut
• Father of Thomas Manwaring, Richard Manwaring, Asa Manwaring, Henry Manwaring, Hannah Manwaring, Christopher Manwaring and Love Manwaring

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Biography

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Profile last modified 9 Jul 2017 | Created 15 Dec 2014

Richard Manwaring was baptized on July 13, 1673. He was the son of Oliver Mainwaring and Hannah Raymond.[1]

Richard married Eleanor Jennings on May 25, 1710. They had seven children.[1]

Rchard Manwaring died before May 10, 1763, when the inventory of his estate was taken.[1]

Origins

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Oliver Mainwaring or Manwaring, seaman and mariner, younger son of Oliver Mainwaring, a Gentleman of Exeter, Sowton and Dawlish, Devon, by his wife, Prudence Ashe (or Aishe, Ayshe). He immigrated to Connecticut and settled in New London, marrying Hannah Raymond before 1662. The couple had two sons, Richard (bp. 13 Jul 1673) and Oliver (bp. 2 Feb 1678/9), and eight daughters. The first four Hannah, Elizabeth (m. Peter Harris), Prudence (m. John Beckwith), Love (m. John Richards) were all baptised in 1671. The later four were baptised in order, Judith (bp. Apr. 1676, m. Simon Ray), Bathsheba (bp. 9 May 1680), Anne (bp. 18 Jun 1682, m. Jeremiah Wilson) and Mercy (m. Jonathan Palmer). Oliver died in New London on 3 November 1723, and left a will proved December 19th of that year. [2] All his children were living at the time of his death.

References

1. Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families, Royal Ancestry series, 2nd edition, 4 vols., ed. Kimball G. Everingham, (Salt Lake City, Utah: the author, 2011), volume III, page 129, < GoogleBooks >
2. DENISON GENEALOGY, ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN GEORGE DENISON, Of Stonington Connecticut, by John Denison Baldwin and William Clift, Worcester, MA, 1881, p 62
3. Caulkins: Caulkins, Frances Manwaring. History of New London, Connecticut From the First Survey of the Coast in 1612, The Author, New London, 1852. On Archive.org
4. Caulkins Page ix